bedrail

She made the bird perch on the bedrail and turned her attention to the staff.

"Drat the child," she muttered, and tried to fly on to the bedrail.

She puts her front paws on the bedrail.

Aunt Tossie was bending over her, one hand on the bedrail.

Her left arm was attached to a board on the bedrail, the underside bruised and milky white.

The birds are lined along the bedrail.

Ellen grabbed the bedrail with her free hand as electric pain from the "little stick" shot up her arm.

Much more serious was the predicament of Rusty in reality, kneeling protestingly over the bedrail to receive "justice" from other girls.

Let me sit an' 'old the bedrail!

Stickwell leaned on the bedrail.

Smiling broadly, Ms. Babitch leaned over the bedrail and gently squeezed the patient's hand.

She swung his legs over his head, and fastened his ankles to the bedrail beside his wrists.

Mulling over his dismal thoughts, he lay fully dressed on top of his blanket, his feet on the bedrail.

Her ankles and knees were bound as before, and her ankles were lashed securely to the bedrail.

When the detectives went down to the basement, they noticed a Miami Hurricanes jacket and a long, dark overcoat hanging up in the far corner on a bedrail.

A pale rope looped up from the shapeless heap that was not a pillow, wobbled in the air above the boy's head, and finally materialized into an arm grabbing at the bedrail.

On two occasions, Ms. Moga said, "I caught a woman who was climbing out of bed and was trapped in the bedrail, screaming for help, but there was no staff nearby to help her."

In the bedroom, Mrs Funnell was also supporting herself, one hand on her chest, the other on the bedrail, and at her feet lay the doubled-up figure of Andrew clad in only vest and pants.

He wept into her hand, feeling the warmth of it despite the needle dripping some fluid into a vein, despite the tape that held the needle on, despite the coldness of the metal tube of the bedrail against his forehead.

As lurid as this testimony was, Lind had no testimony directly relevant to the commission of the Wonderland murders themselves, and there was no forensic evidence tying Holmes to the murder, other than Holmes' bloody handprint on Ron Launius' bedrail.